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Written by Administrator Saturday, 20 October 2007 Potassium (K) increases leaf area, spikelet number, stress resistance, and percentage filled grain and grain weight. Thus, a portion of K (50-75%) can be applied as basal and the remaining 25-50% of the total K requirement at early panicle initiation stage.
